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I am a beginner and have been given a Sigma zoom 28-80mm f/3.5-5.0 macro lens. I would like to try this before paying out for a more expensive macro lens but it will not fit my Nikon D5000. Could any one tell me which lens-mount adapter do I need to buy?
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The boundaries of children's imaginations expand like a sun on the horizon at the Flint Children's Museum, a creative learning space with more than 40 exhibits. The show-stopping stations are designed to engage tykes of every learning type, whether they figure out their world by experimenting, watching, hearing, or even climbing. At the Discovery Zone, kids explore environments such as the rainforest or outer space by scampering about kid-sized replicas. They get a lesson in cause and effect at the "How Things Work" section by building bridges, and try their green thumbs at urban horticulture in the Sproutside outdoor learning area. While older kids cavort about, their toddling counterparts, ages three and under, can head to the cozy Tot Spot to play with age-appropriate toys.
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Get well soon, Dr. Rocha. Just don't come back.
That's probably the most civil way to characterize the sentiment among many faculty members at Metropolitan State College of Denver with regard to Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Rodolfo Rocha.
School administrators hoped that Rocha, hired in the summer of 2006, would help attract more minority students and bring greater stability to an institution still rebuilding after leadership shakeups. But in less than a single school year, he earned the scorn of his peers, and by the end of the spring semester, the school's faculty senate was vigorously pursuing a vote of no-confidence in the hopes of forcing the provost's resignation.
They never got the satisfaction. Rocha was placed on medical leave on May 30, suffering from what college representatives characterize as a "serious illness." His return date has been extended three times, even while Rocha continues to receive his $175,000-a-year salary. Though serendipitously timed, his leave is taken at face value by most of his critics. Nevertheless, the four-month absence hasn't made their hearts grow fonder.
"I'm sorry the man is ill and can't work, but for the institution and for the well-being of the environment, it's probably best that it happened that way," says John Schmidt, a longtime professor of industrial design. "Because otherwise it'd be a mess down here, I can tell you that right now."
During Rocha's short tenure, the union representing faculty received more than a dozen complaints from instructors about him, at least two of which ended in settlements. Ellen Slatkin, president of the Metropolitan State Faculty Federation, says this is by far the most complaints the union has ever received in a single school year.
Rocha couldn't be reached for an interview, and his wife, Dr. Dalinda Solis, a tenured professor at Metro, didn't return calls seeking comment. Metro professor David Conde, who wrote articles promoting Rocha's arrival at the college for local Latino newspaper La Voz, didn't respond, either.
When Rocha threw his hat in the ring for the Metro provost position two years ago, he was one of seventy applicants. At the time, the college was still trying to recover after a management dispute prompted the sudden resignation of thirteen-year president Sheila Kaplan. Provost Cheryl Norton and three vice presidents also vacated their positions. To begin healing its reputation, Metro hired Eastern Washington University president Stephen Jordan in July 2005 as Kaplan's replacement.
A month later, Jordan told the faculty senate that a permanent provost was key to stabilizing the school's leadership. He also voiced his concern that the "complexion of the [faculty] is very pale" and doesn't match that of the student population.
As an open-enrollment college, Metro's mission has traditionally been to give inner-city residents access to a four-year higher-education experience. The school has a minority enrollment of 4,800 students, or 24 percent of its entire student population.
But Jordan and Metro's board hoped then, and still do, to double the Latino enrollment to 25 percent and have the college designated by the federal government as a "Hispanic Serving Institution." This would also make Metro eligible for millions of dollars in grants set aside by all federal agencies.
Jordan outlined his argument in a July op-ed piece in the Rocky Mountain News, pointing out that "the University of Texas-Pan American in Edinburg, Texas, received $2 million from the Department of Energy and $6 million from other federal agencies."
The University of Texas-Pan American was where Rocha had previously held the position of Dean of Arts and Sciences. As a first-generation college graduate who'd worked his way through the academic ranks, Rocha seemed the perfect fit for Metro's ambitions. And his credentials as a Mexican history scholar who was deeply involved with the Hispanic community were likely to draw more Latino students to Metro.
Jordan won't discuss Rocha's medical leave or the complaints surrounding him. But he insists that Rocha's hiring was based purely on his accomplishments. "We were looking for the best candidate, and Dr. Rocha came up within that search process as an individual with an extremely high set of credentials," he says.
What apparently didn't show up in what Jordan calls Metro's "rigorous" vetting was the fact that in January 2005, Rocha was abruptly removed from his dean's position at UTPA — which he'd held for six years — and placed on a semester-long leave in order to "restart [his] engagement in research and teaching," according to a statement at the time from the school's vice president for academic affairs. No other details were provided. According to an article in the Paper of South Texas, Rocha was also the subject of a complaint by UTPA art professor Lenard Brown, who accused Rocha of planning to fire non-Hispanic members of the art department. Brown, who is African-American, no longer works for UTPA.
Somehow, neither of these readily available facts was included in the information presented to Metro students and faculty after Rocha became one of six finalists for the high-profile provost position in Denver.
After he was hired, Rocha immediately stirred anger within the Metro ranks. One situation involved the removal of English professor Renee Ruderman from her twenty-year position as head of a program intended to assist incoming freshmen who lack academic strength. Although Ruderman still works at Metro, the program was scrapped and replaced by a peer-mentoring initiative headed by Rocha's wife.


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"We're leaving you two home for the weekend, so you better get along while we're gone." Their mother told them before leaving.
They haven't been getting along, at all, for the past few months. And it's been getting at their mother. Her, their father, and baby brother are going on a trip.
And they've been acting up so much, their mother think it's best for them to stay. She thinks this may be a chance for them to spend some time together.
In her mind, it could be fun. For them, it's like torture.
"No friends over, either." Their father added sternly, waiting for a response. Greg and Rodrick nodded, and let out a low sigh, watching as their father walked out the door.
"This is going to be so boring.." Greg mumbled, trudging to the living room. He fell on the couch, only to get pushed off. "Hey!"
"Not for long." Rodrick grinned, getting out his phone as he layed out on the couch.
Greg squinted his eyes, "What are you doing..?"
"Nothing." He said, as he started texting.
"You're doing something you're not supposed to be doing, huh?"
"Look, you better not get in the way tonight. If you do," He shook his head laughing, then looked at him, and said with the most serious tone, "I can make you regret your life." Greg cringed, taking a step back, with his hands up.
"Now, if you want, you can help me."
"With what?"
"Food. I don't know. Go do something!" He demanded loudly, making a jester for him to get out of there.
Greg quickly took off to the kitchen to get some snacks. He wasn't sure what he was doing, he didn't want to seem like a complete child. So he got cups for drinks, and bowls, filled with chips. He debated on whether he should get candy or not, and just filled a bowl with it. He went back into the living room. He sat them on the coffee table, to see Rodrick still laying there.
"Yeah, yeah. Whatever. Now go away."
"Can I stay out here..?"
"I don't want some middle schooler around my party, so no. Go away. Now."
"Do. You. Want me to beat you?"
"Go to your room and play, whatever you kids do."
"I don't play!"
"Then do something! People are going to be here soon. So go stay in your room, and keep quiet until the party is over. I don't give a shit, but until then. Get out of my way. Got it?"
"Yes, Rodrick." Greg nodded, slumping his shoulders a bit.
He sighed, as he made he way up the stairs and to his room. He kept quiet, and did things to keep him busy. Homework, movies, video games. He even got his mom's laptop and played around on there. Even though she doesn't like it, and tells him the laptop is for homework only. He went on youtube and looked up stupid videos, as usual. Greg could hear loud music coming from downstairs. He's never felt so lonely right now. He didn't like it when Rodrick felt embarrassed by him. Greg wanted to get along with him. Even though sometimes he acts like he hates his brother, he truly doesn't. He looks up to him, no matter how dumb he could be at times.
He could start to feel himself slowly grow hungry. Greg bit his lip, and checked the time. It's been a few hours, now 1:27 AM.
For a few minutes, he thought over if he should go downstairs or not. He could sneak, and quickly grab something to eat. He doesn't think anyone should notice.
He's decided to do that.
Greg got up from his bed, and went to his door. He cautiously made it out of his room. There were a few people hanging around in the hallway. He ignored them and made his way down the stairs. Brushing against some people as he did so. He let out a small sigh as he quickly skipped a few steps at a time. He didn't like being around these many people right now.
He always thought highschool parties would be great, fun, not at all boring. You would be considered cool just for being there.
But at the moment, he had a different opinion.
He went into the kitchen, where there weren't many people. He opened the fridge, looking for anything. He could hear that familar voice of Rodrick's close by.
"Hey, what the hell are you doing out here? I told you to stay in your room! Little shit."
"I-I know! I'm just hungry.. Sorry."
Rodrick sighed frustratedly, and moved over towards him. Greg braced himself quickly, thinking he would be hit.
"I'm not going to hurt you." He mumbled, and opened the freezer. Grabbing a small tub of ice cream. He shoved it in Greg's hands, and handed him a spoon. Then shoved him out of the kitchen. "Go upstairs. Now."
"Alright.." He mumbled, and ran up the stairs, almost tripping at a step. He tried as fast as he could to get up to his room. And he slammed the door behind him.
He wasn't sure how long this party was going to last, but it should be over soon. Hopefully.
It didn't take him that long to finish that whole tub of ice cream, considering it was fairly small. He sat the tub on his nightstand, and layed down. He was so full, he couldn't even move. But he couldn't complain about being hungry anymore.
He was starting to slowly fall asleep, when he heard a knock on the door. And it open.
"Oh, um.. I'm sorry.. I'm looking for the bathroom.." A guy mumbled, awkwardly scratching his head. He looked to be someone that would hang out with Rodrick.
"It's alright, I can show you where it is." Greg said, with a small smile, as he got off the bed. The guy nodded, smiling as Greg walked passed him, and a few people, going to the bathroom. He opened the door for him, and took a step out of his way. "Um, there you go." He mumbled, and headed back to his room. Then he felt a hand grab his wrist.
"Where are you going..?"
Greg's eyes slightly widened, as he was pulled into the bathroom. "Why are you.. Let me go." He tried pulling back, only to be forcefully pulled into the guy. He chuckled, tightening his grip, and he shut the door. "Stop.."
"No. I'm sure you're bored in that room, aren't you?"
Greg tried, with his free hand, to push him away. Putting his hand on his chest.
"Stop that." He said sternly, pushing Greg against the bathroom door.
"You should really quit it.."
"And if I don't?"
"I-I'll.. I'll tell my brother.."
"Like that would do anything. He's not going to know."
"I'll call for him!"
He roughly put his hand over Greg's mouth, "You fucking better not." Greg could start to feel his heart beating faster. He just nodded his head quickly, and leaned more against the door. He felt trapped right at this moment.
"Are you going to hurt me..?"
"Shut up." He said, as he pressed himself against him with his hands roughly holding his hips.
He covered his mouth again, and his free hand started to travel. Greg could start to feel a tear force it's way out. He squirmed, tried pushing him away again. Unsuccessful. He cried quietly, muffled against his hand.
"Stop whining." He said, with a small roll of his eyes.
"Don't.. T-Touch me.." Greg said, feeling himself as defensless.
The guy lifted Greg's shirt, exposing it to the cool air. He quivered under his touch. It felt painful to him. He was frightened and not quite sure what was truly going on.
With one big deep breath, he squealed as loud as he could under the guy's hand. Surly getting someone's attention.
"Shut the fuck up, you little brat!" The guy said, pinching the skin on his chest, causing him to cry silently in pain.
"Stop fucking crying, too." The guy said, roughly grabbing his face, squeezing it.
Greg tried, he tried his best to not cry, to just listen to this kid but he couldn't. He was too scared.
"Please....Please let go." Greg said, pratically shaking.
The guy smiled and leaned close to his ear, causing Greg to flinch.
"Beg...Beg for me to stop. I want to hear it. Fucking beg, tell me you'll do anything I ask."
Greg clinched his jaw, holding back the tears. He couldn't believe someone would be so saddistic, so cruel.
"Please...I-I'll do anything." He stuttered, just wanting out of this whole situation.
"Look at me."
Greg hesitated too long before the guy grabbed the back of his hair, forcing their lips together. He felt disgusted when he felt his tongue roughly making it's way in and out.
He took a chance, he wasn't sure how it would turn out. If he would end up getting hurt or not. He bit, as hard as he could, his lip. Causing him to cry, stumbling back in pain.
"What the fuck was that for?!?" He screamed, holding his hand over his mouth. He bent over slightly, with his eyes shut tight.
Greg wasted no time getting out of the room. He quickly turned the doorknob, throwing open the door. He ran down the hall, yelling for his brother.
"Rodrick!" He stopped, and looked around frantically. His eyes started to water, until he felt a hand on his shoulder. He jumped back, quickly slapping it away. He saw his brother standing there, with worried eyes.
"What happened? I heard a scream.. But I didn't know where you were. Was that you?"
Greg didn't know what to say, he couldn't find the words. He just nodded shakily, clinging to him. Burrying his face in his chest. Rodrick let out a sigh, as he held onto him. He isn't exactly sure what happened. He's never seen his brother look so scared before.
"Will you at least tell me..?" He whispered, pulling back to look at him.
He opened his mouth, as if about to speak. When his eyes widened. Rodrick looked confused for a second, then turned to look in the direction Greg was looking at. He saw him standing there. At the end of the stairs.
"H-Him.. He.. I can't.."
"Did he do something to you?" Rodrick mumbled, looking back at him again. Seeing him walking over to them.
"Hey, guys!" He laughed, swinging an arm around Greg, and pulling him over to him. "This kid, man.. He's pretty cool, huh?"
"Not really." Rodrick shook his head, rolling his eyes. "What the hell are you doing?"
"What, can't I see my friends?"
"That's my brother. Not your friend. Now, I'm not exactly sure what's wrong with him. But I have a feeling you know?" He said, suspicious.
Seeing as Greg cringed just at the contact with him. Rodrick grabbed his wrist, and pulled him back to him.
"No, man. Why would I?"
"Just wondering." He shrugged, keeping his arm around Greg. The guy just nodded, and started to step away.
"Well, I think I should get going now. It's pretty late, you know?" He chuckled nervously, and waved quickly to them. "Bye, guys." He came up to Greg, and messed up his hair before walking away from both of them. Greg flinched, hugging at Rodrick more.
"Really.. What's the matter with you? You're acting weird."
"Why do you care?"
"It's.. Just for tonight. That's all. You better not be like this when mom and dad are home."
"I won't be."
"Good." Rodrick shoved him away lightly. "Go back upstairs."
"It's late, though.. When is this party going to be over?"
"Soon. Shoo."
"Fine.." He bit his lip, and slowly made his way back upstairs. He couldn't tell Rodrick what happened. He didn't know how to, and he didn't want him to do anything. He didn't want that guy to find out he told anyone. Greg isn't even sure if his brother would care that much. Would he laugh at him? Or even believe him? He tried not to think about it, and just relax. Everything will be over soon enough.
He passed by Rodrick's room, and paused. He would actually feel more safe in there than his own room. Even though no one would even go to his room again. It was only one stupid person. It shouldn't matter. He won't ever see that guy again.
He put his hand on the doorknob, and stood there for a second. Hesitating.
Then decided to open the door finally. Rodrick might be mad, he hates people going into his room. But Greg will just say it was for his own safety.
He closed the door behind him, and looked around. It was messy, as usual. Like it always was, with dirty piles of clothes on the floor, trash everywhere. Magazines. The walls were covered in posters. It wasn't a light room. It had dark curtains, that made it seem like a cave.
Greg made his way over to Rodrick's bed, and crawled in. It wasn't made, but it was still comfortable to him either way. It was warm.
All Rodrick would do all day is sleep, unless their father would be annoyed by it and get them up early in the morning when he wakes up. He hates when all they do is sleep. But he would find a way around that, and find somewhere else to sleep. Greg got under the covers, and pulled them up to his face.
Sighing contently. It was oddly cold in his room. It always was. He turned to his side, burrying his face in the pillow. It smelled just like him.
For some reason, he loves it. He doesn't know why. He just does. He soon found himself drifting off to sleep.
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It wasn't long until he was awoken by feeling a heavy weight fall on him.
"Oww! What is this- Rodrick, get off of me!" He shouted, trying to push him away with both hands.
"Hahah, hey, Greg! I'm sorry, were you sleeping?" Rodrick snickered, hovering over him. At this moment, he found everything funny.
Greg attempted to push him off once more. "Obviously. What is your problem? You're so heavy!"
"Ahhh, I don't have a problem." He rolled his eyes, and fell down next to him. Wrapping his arms around him.
Greg felt so awkward right now, he's sure his brother just had a little too much alcohol.
"You're being stupid. Get away from me."
"Awhhh, come on! I'm not doing anything wrong, bro!" He nuzzled his nose against his neck, and let out a chuckle. Sending a chill down Greg's spine. "You're really.. Cold." He mumbled, lips brushing on his neck.
"Will you stop t-that..?"
"I don't see anything wrong with it?"
"You're weird.." He sighed, relaxing in his arms. It didn't take long until he felt something pressing against him. "R-Rodrick.. What is that..?" He asked, trying to pull himself away. Rodrick held him tightly to him.
"I'm sorry.." He mumbled, as he tried his best to hold back. Greg struggled to push away, with his knees, and his hands on his chest. "Please.." He said softly, holding his legs down in place.
"Could you.. Could you please.." Rodrick looked down, biting his lip. And he shoved his face into the pillow.
"Could I what..?"
"Umm.." He took Greg's hand, and moved it onto his pants. Over his hard on. For him to only gasp and pull away.
"Shhh.. Shhh.."
"That's wrong!"
"Quiet!" He quickly covered his mouth with both hands, and leaned against him. Even though no one was home, he didn't want him shouting. It didn't help any. "Don't think of it like that.."
"I'm sure it's wrong.. We're both guys."
"You're my brother." Rodrick frowned, pulling away from him. He didn't know how to respond to that. He's knows it's wrong. He can't help himself.
"You're not.. Messing with me, right? You're not doing this just to see if I'll give in, and laugh at me tomorrow? And tell me this was all just a joke.." Greg asked, getting more and more quiet as he spoke.
"Of course not.. I'm completely serious." Rodrick tried to assure, and wrap his arms back around him.
"I don't believe you."
"Why not?"
"Everything you do to me.. You're not nice." Greg wiggled out of his hold, and scooted as far away from him as he could. Rodrick couldn't believe he was hearing this. He didn't want his brother to be feel like that, or be scared of him. Honestly, it upset him. Just to see him like that.
"I am nice.."
"No. You're not. At all."
"What if.. What if I showed you..? I could be nice.." He asked softly, cautiously crawling over to him. Greg didn't move at all.
"I'll say this again.. Please?"
"You're really.. Scaring me.. But I know tomorrow, you'll go back to being a complete asshole to me." Rodrick didn't say anything. Right now, he felt a little hurt. His brother really felt like that about him. What he's saying, kind of makes him want to hate himself. He doesn't mean to act like that towards him, but he thought it would be best than to just cling to him at all times. That all brothers are supposed to act like they hate eachother. But he knows, deep inside, that he loves his brother more than anything.
He scooted right next to him, and put his hands on his shoulders. Leaning in towards him.
"Don't say that.. I care about you, so much, you have no idea. I want you to trust me, not be scared of me.." The only thing Greg could do was gasp, that was his only reaction. It wasn't exactly Rodrick's thing to be caring towards people. His friends, maybe. Anyone else, no. Before he could say anything, Rodrick was already holding him down, and pressing his lips against his.
Automatically, Greg started squriming under him. Hitting and kicking. That didn't do anything.
"Stop!" He managed out, taking short deep breaths. He felt smothered.
"I don't think so." Rodrick smiled down at him, as he touched his hair softly.
"This doesn't even seem real.. This isn't happening."
"Oh, it is." He leaned back down, placing small, gentle kisses on his lips. Greg tried to turn his head to the side, but Rodrick grabbed his face gently, making him look up at him. He just pressed his lips together, and covered his face.
"I want you to get away from me. I don't.. Even want you near me." He mumbled, trying not to look at him.
"Well.. I want to be near you." After he said that, Rodrick could see Greg's cheeks turn a light shade of red. He couldn't help but smile.
"S-Sorry, Rodrick.."
"Why would you be sorry?"
"Um.. For being a stupid asshole..?"
"You said I'm always an asshole to you."
"I know.. But I feel bad, now."
"You really shouldn't.." He said quietly, playing with a strand of his hair.
"Okay.. Um.." Greg awkwardly shifted under him, and put his hands on his shoulders. Smiling up at him softly.
"What is it?"
"You.. Wanted me to um, do something.. For you..?"
Rodrick tilted his head for a second, then he finally understood. "Ah.. If only you want.."
"I don't know how.." Greg has never felt so embarrassed than now.
"I could show you..?"
He looked at him confused, until Rodrick moved his hands to the zipper of his pants. "W-What are you doing.."
"I won't hurt you."
"Just.. Tell me how to do it..?"
He smiled at him, and kissed his forehead, "I want to show you."
Greg just nodded, as his pants were slightly pulled down. Along with his boxers. He shuttered a bit, with the cold air hitting him.
"Shh." He put his finger up to his lips, and with his other hand he touched his penis. He wrapped his fingers around him, making him gasp lightly. "This isn't bad.. See?.. You just go like this.." He told him gently, as he stroked him up and down.
"O-Oh.." He nodded, biting his lip. He wasn't exactly sure what to say. He was trying his best not to make any sounds.
"Do you like this, Greg?"
"U-Uh huh.." He answered, covering his face with both hands.
"You shouldn't be embarrassed."
"B-But.. I feel so weird.."
"Do you want to try?"
"Um.. Okay.." Rodrick let go of him, and helped him with his pants and boxers. Greg scooted closer to him, and stared at him for a second. Nervous.
"You don't have to, you know.."
"If you want me to, I will. And.. I want to." Shakily, he moved his hands to his pants. He was shaking so much, he could barely unbutton or unzip them. Rodrick chuckled, rolling his eyes.
"Let me get that for you." He said, shoving his hands out of the way. Greg frowned, nodding. He felt like a child right now, but he would do anything to make his brother proud of him.
He unbuttoned his pants, and slipped out of them. Wiggling out of his boxers. "Alright.." He smiled softly at Greg,
"Um.. So.. I just.." He mumbled, leaning over to him. He felt awkward, and shy. Like he could easily mess up at any moment.
He reached his hand out slowly, and touched his penis with his finger. Quickly pulling his hand away after.
"You don't have to.."
"No.. No, just.. Let me.."
"Okay.. I will help you." Rodrick offered, grabbing his hand. And placing it on him. Greg bit his lip, and closed his eyes.
"Don't.. Watch me."
"Why not?"
"Because.. This is probably going to be horrible.."
"I don't think so. Just do it.." He said, petting his hair.
"O-Okay.." He kept his eyes away, looking off to the side, as he gently stroked him. "Is this okay..?"
"Alright. If it's.. Not good, just tell me.."
"It is.." Rodrick smiled, putting his hand over his, making him go slightly faster.
"I got it.." He whispered, pushing his hand away. Rodrick tilted his head back a bit, leaning his hips up into Greg's touch. Letting out soft sounds as he went faster. "Does.. Does that mean I'm doing good..?"
"Y-Yes.. Keep it up.." He breathed out, using his elbows for support to hold himself up. Greg smiled to himself, feeling a little successful. He moved himself closer, and used both hands. He wasn't completely sure of what he was doing, he did what he thought was right. Trying to stay at a quick, steady pace. He felt more and more encouraged by the gasps that came from him.
It wasn't long after until he felt a warm liquid hit his hands. He jumped back, holding his hands up.
"Thank you.." Rodrick smiled, and brought him closer to him, with his arms around his waist.
"Mhm.. What do I do about this..?" He asked, holding up his slightly messy hands.
He felt a little awkward, and gross.
"Oh.." He chuckled, and crawled off the bed. Pulling his boxers back up, he found an old shirt lying around on the floor. "Use this." He said, tossing it over to him. Greg said a quick 'thank you', and wiped his hands off.
"Rodrick.. Are you happy now?"
"Of course I am." He laughed, and went back over towards the bed, sitting down next to him.
"Okay.. Good." Greg smiled big, and tackled him. He giggled, snuggling close to his brother. Rodrick hugged him close, and rolled over to his side. To where they were lying next to each other.
"I want to ask you something.."
"Alright, what is it?" He smiled, tangling their legs together, playing with the him of his shirt.
"About earlier.. Do you mind talking about it?"
He cringed slightly, and dug his face in his chest. "No.." He said, muffled.
"So something did happen.." When he had no response, he decided to continue on. "If you're scared to tell me.. That's okay."
"I don't want him.. To know that I told you.." Greg mumbled, lifting his head up a bit. "I don't want him.. Hurting me again."
"Was it that bad..?"
"I'm.. I'm not sure.. I was just.. Scared, I guess.. He was a stranger to me, and I wasn't completely sure of what to do.."
"I understand. I'm not going to tell him you told me anything, okay? I promise."
"Thank you.." Greg smiled, and hesitantly leaned in to kiss him. Causing Rodrick to laugh.
"You're welcome. As long as I'm around, you're safe. Remember that."


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Ok, so I attempted my first AG 2 weeks ago. I picked a simple Nut Brown AG kit from my favorite HBS. Had some issues with a stuck sparge and ended up draining the sparge water at a trickle over the course of about an hour. So I tasted the wort before adding yeast after taking my gravity and man was it bitter. I thought the low OG of 1.034 (instead of the 1.040 it was supposed to hit) was the culprit. But, after transferring to the secondary this weekend, I am now wondering if I really leached the heck out of those husks and got some tannins. I know the astringent taste is described as sucking on a teabag, but I'm still not sure if it is more hops bitterness or tannins. Can anyone describe the astringent taste in more detail than the teabag or maybe just based upon my description of the sparge problem, is this most likely the bitter culprit? Thanks! Greg
Astringent taste somewhat bitter but I think it is best described as a much puckering bitterness, makes your mouth feel really dry.
Give us a run down of your recipe and process. Did you keep temp records? The bitterness in my green beer is due to the...green beer effect. The hops are still powerful strong and the flavors are not mellowed yet. Let's see what you brewed and how and that'll help. Note that I often do slow sparges but that alone (in my brewery) doesn't drive up the bitterness. Like Beerrific said, if you puckered up and crossed your eyes...that's astringency. If not...that's just a good hoppy beer.
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No prob wort is always more bitter that the finished beer. Odds are it will be fine. It is curious you would get a stuck sparge on what I assume an all barley beer. Was the grain crush too fine? That can contribute to bitterness.
Unfermented wort is wicked bitter, you'll be fine. Astringency isn't a flavor its a mouthfeel, dry feeling on the back of your tongue.
Life is to short and the liver can only handle so much, so why waste it on bad beer.
did you oversparge at all?
Your tongue is more sensitive to astringent flavours on the sides, and more sensitive to bitterness near the back. So when you taste it, do you 'feel' the flavor on the sides, or closer to the back of the tongue.
Any chance that you used too much hops or boiled them for too long. I didn't double check my last all-grain stout recipe and it was very very bitter. I went online to a recipe and the IBU's where around 90! Oops.. That extreme bitterness has chilled out a little bit, but it sounds similar to what you are describing.
Wow, thanks for all the replies folks! I used an AG kit from NB since i wanted to play it safe on my first AG. I used the Nut Brown kit here: Single infusion mash, started around 153 and then batch sparged at about 168. Hard to say how much sparge water got used. I let it slowly leak out of the cooler for about an hour before I finally gave up and just added the extra gallon or two of water to the brewpot to make 6. Then added hops and boiled for an hour. Maybe I am just used to the extract kits where the wort tastes really sweet and the bitterness doesn't show itself until after the yeast does it's work. Another week or so in the secondary and we'll see! Greg


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Ogiue reads and draws yaoi doujinshi, thus making her a fujoshi. She hates her geeky side despite joining a club with related activities. |
Christian Rosenkreutz
Leader of the Rosenkreuz, his plan is bring back the Metatron to the Earth. |
Crane Van Streich
Tired of the horror of war, he left the earth, waiting for the call of the Anima Mundi's hearts. |
Harunobu Madarame
Madarame is a hardcore otaku who spends most of his living expenditures on doujinshi instead of food and has a 2D complex. |
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Kamome Sengakuji
Kanako Ohno
The well-endowed and soft-spoken Kanako is obsessed with cosplaying, yaoi, and middle-aged, bald (or balding) men. |
Kanji Sasahara
A closet otaku who eventually comes in terms with his geekiness and joins a club at his school that relates to his interests. |
Kaoru Yamazaki
Kaoru Yamazaki is one of several protagonists in Welcome to the NHK. A major otaku and eroge fanatic, he is an old high school friend of Tatsuhiro Satou's, who had tried to save him from bullies long ago. Additionally, he holds a very profound dislike of women in general. |
Kirino Kousaka
Kirino is a popular girl with a secret obsession with "little sister" eroge games and anime. |
Konata Izumi
A childish girl whose main interests are games, anime and manga. She is one of the protagonists of Lucky Star. |
Kugayama Mitsunori
Kugayama is an overweight guy who stutters a lot and is the only male artist of the Genshiken who help with club doujinshi along with Ogiue. |
Kurisu Makise
Kurisu is a character from the anime Steins Gate. She is a talented neuroscience researcher. |
Makoto Kousaka
Makoto is a hardcore otaku who wears fashionable clothes and is very good at fighting and ero games. |
Manabu Kuchiki
Manabu is the most annoying character of the Genshiken club since he is loud, tries to sound cute, and does bad imitations of famous characters. |
Miyama Soshigaya
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Main character of Steins;Gate, the self-proclaimed mad scientist. |
Saki Kasukabe
Saki hates anything to do with the otaku lifestyle yet joins the Genshiken despite hating their interests. She physically abuses the male Genshiken members because she is easily tempered. |
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Santos expect to conclude a six-month loan deal for the Manchester City forward within the next 24 hours, with Robinho set to waive his lucrative image rights in order to allow the Brazilian club to supplement his £160,000-a-week wages during his loan period. Sao Paulo had emerged as rivals for Robinho's signature having been alerted to his availability over the weekend. Related ArticlesGiggs: winning trophy better than beating CityMancini: Manchester must not look back in angerPolice arrest three more ahead of Carling Cup semiFerdinand leaves United punch drunkMan Utd v Man City: match previewSport on televisionBut the 26-year-old, who arrived at Eastlands in a £32.5m transfer from Real Madrid in Sept 2008, has told ESPN Brazil that he is only prepared to return to Brazil for Santos. Robinho said: 'I appreciate the interest of the directors of Sao Paulo, but it is well under way with the Santos. 'Sao Paulo is a big club, but if I have to go back to Brazil, it will be for Santos.' Meanwhile, City manager Roberto Mancini has insisted that for the club to complete its aim of joining the European elite in the coming years everyone will need to keep a cool head. 'I don't feel pressure,' he said. 'I played football for 20 years and I managed at other clubs. 'I hope it is possible that in the next year we can be among the best five or six clubs in the world. 'But to achieve this we must work. We cannot make mistakes. 'And if I want to change a tactical situation during a game it is important I have a clear head.'
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18 Children, it is the last hour; and as you have heard that antichrist is coming, so now many antichrists have come; therefore we know that it is the last hour. | 18 Dear children, this is the last hour; and as you have heard that the antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come. This is how we know it is the last hour. |
19 They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would have continued with us; but they went out, that it might be plain that they all are not of us. | 19 They went out from us, but they did not really belong to us. For if they had belonged to us, they would have remained with us; but their going showed that none of them belonged to us. |
20 But you have been anointed by the Holy One, and you all know. | 20 But you have an anointing from the Holy One, and all of you know the truth. |
21 I write to you, not because you do not know the truth, but because you know it, and know that no lie is of the truth. | 21 I do not write to you because you do not know the truth, but because you do know it and because no lie comes from the truth. |
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The latest round, a move by Air Canada to withhold some of its most attractive fares from the GDSs and so from corporate travel departments, comes as the industry is still trying to digest an unprecedented content-sharing agreement between Amadeus and Sabre.
The content issue is the central act in the increasingly high-level crossfire between airlines and the distribution systems as one side or the other withholds content – fare, flight, and availability information – from the other or threatens to share it with a third party. The disputes also raise the thorny question of who ultimately controls content – the carrier, the distributor, or sellers.
As the major carriers intensify their bargaining with the GDSs over how much content should be available to whom and for how much in their new agreements, these moves have snared travel agents and corporate travel departments. Jay Campbell, editor of the ProMedia.travel group and an authority on distribution, says: "They are trying to influence perceptions because, in the long-running contract negotiations and fight over the balance of power, industry opinion does count."
The proposed Amadeus-Sabre content-sharing agreement, officially an "insurance" pact in case one or the other cannot access content from a given airline, continues to rile the industry. American, Continental, Northwest, and United Airlines individually, and the Star Alliance collectively, have denounced the plan. Star said its member airlines were conducting assessments of the regulatory and legal implications of the Amadeus-Sabre agreement and would report back as early as this month.
The alliance said it would continue distribution-cost savings including consummating its contracts with two alternative content access providers, G2 SwitchWorks and ITA Software. Star will doubtless tread carefully as Amadeus has a strategic relationship with the alliance to build a common IT platform for the Star carriers, but American and Continental have both said litigation is likely on the grounds that the "back-up" agreement would amount to unauthorised, and uncompensated, content-sharing.
Some groups, including the Business Travel Coalition (BTC) that represents US corporate travel buyers, believe they could benefit from the "Sabredeus" pact. BTC's Kevin Mitchell called the pact "forward-thinking". Other travel groups endorsed it as protection in the increasingly rumoured event that a major carrier chooses not to sign up for full participation in all four GDSs. But distribution executives questioned the content sharing. At the Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE) meeting in Atlanta in early May, WorldSpan's Cheryl Weldon, vice-president of major accounts, said that she "didn't see the need for such an agreement", while Cendant's Kurt Ekert, vice-president for strategy, questioned its value.
But many at the ACTE meeting were more exercised over the early May decision by Air Canada to pull its Tango fares – popular in the Canada-Florida market – from the major GDSs and from its own website dedicated to travel agents. Instead it is selling them through its public website.
The Tango fares, Air Canada's lowest, represent a new level of unbundling. For instance, an advance seat-selection costs a Tango buyer C$15 ($13) more, while the fare offers a C$10 discount each way if the flyer agrees not to make any changes to the reservation and to fly without checked baggage. Tango fares give only half the miles to Aeroplan frequent flyer members. Air Canada chief executive Monte Brewer says it took the step for technical reasons after the GDSs "didn't seem interested in helping us find ways" to distribute Tango.
In response, two of the GDSs, Sabre and Cendant's Galileo, acted to make it harder to retrieve the Tango content through regular GDS fare-searching in the US. Those steps do not apply in the European Union, where the distribution systems are still regulated.
Association of Canadian Travel Agents executive Christiane Theberge called the technology claim "a smokescreen. They're using it to try to get corporate agencies to buy up" to higher fares still on the GDSs. She said the airline had not consulted with agencies and "took the action in the middle of the night without consulting anyone".
Tom McCabe, travel director for PerkinElmer, a major technology and medical suppler, said corporate travel departments frequently used leisure-oriented fares such as Tango "since the distinction between a business traveller and a backpacker isn't meaningful any longer". And recalling the moves four years ago by some airlines to withhold web-only fares from the GDSs, said that "ill-conceived content-withholding merely antagonised the best customers". Airlines reversed that widely protested policy when they signed the so-called DCA or Direct Connect Agreements with the GDSs that are now expiring,
New multi-year contracts are currently being signed. One of the longest seen to date is that between Delta and Cendant, which is a seven-year, full content deal. The arrangement includes a new marketing agreement between Delta and CheapTickets, an online subsidiary of Cendant. Delta's Lee Macenczak, executive vice-president of sales, says the deal will grow revenue and manage its distribution costs.
Meanwhile, some see Air Canada's action as a sign of things to come. PhoCusWright consultant Norm Rose predicts "increased efforts by airlines to more effectively execute a multi-faceted channel pricing strategy to drive more business through specific channels".
And at the ACTE conference, an electronic poll showed that more than half of the delegates in some of the sessions expect similar "preferencing" moves by carriers to favour some channels. A similar poll suggested that they expect corporate travel buyers to face charges for access to content. ■
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Washington, D.C.-- Republican congressional candidates are outgunning their Democratic counterparts, at least in one arena: online advertising.
Consultants on the right and left, along with digital media sellers, say Republican House candidates are serious about using Web ads and other online efforts this midterm election season. They suggest key factors include the desire to take back the majority in that chamber, complacency among Democrats, and even attitudes among party leadership.
"Republicans are throwing the gauntlet down," said Andrew Roos, account executive, AdWords, Google elections and issue advocacy, speaking during a panel on online ad targeting at the Politics Online conference in Washington, D.C. this morning.
Brian Rosenberg, senior account executive at Cox Cross Media, pegs the GOP-to-Democrat House candidate ratio at 3 to 1. He's getting calls from Republican media buying agencies that are sending out proposals for primary campaigns. Rosenberg chalks it up, at least in part, to an "underdog" mentality among GOP candidates.
"They're realizing this is a medium that really has not been utilized much...now in this midyear election cycle, we're seeing a lot more," he said. Rosenberg said some Republican congressional and gubernatorial campaigns expect to spend as much as $9 million on online advertising.
Digital campaign consultants serving candidates on both sides of the aisle affirm the trend. Republican Matthew Dybwad, partner at Craft Media Digital, a consultancy serving Republican campaigns, suggested that because they hold the majority in the House, congressional Democrats are less compelled to make sure they're at the top of their digital games. He also implied that Republican party leaders have stressed the importance of using online ads, and the Web in general.
Some say the disparity is more perceived than actual. One online ad seller at the conference told ClickZ News his firm isn't seeing more interest from Republicans; rather, the GOP has thought leaders who are more vocal about the need to invest in Internet campaigns.
Yet even those working with Democratic campaigns say the trend is real. Though he stresses that top tier Democratic races on the left - including Senate campaigns - are willing to invest in online efforts, the same is not true of Democratic House candidates, said Josh Koster, partner at Chong + Koster. The traditional media buying hierarchy in both parties is a factor, he said. For instance, Republicans have a history of spending money on direct mail for fundraising, and have embraced the use of performance-based online advertising for that very purpose.
"Digital paid media intrinsically makes more sense to [direct] mail guys right away," and many older Republican media execs specialize in direct mail, explained Koster. On the other hand, most big Democratic media buying outfits specialize in TV buying. "At least the more junior varsity TV firms are more scared of digital media, and on the left it's the TV firms running the show," he said.
Koster also pointed to recent special election campaigns won by Republicans in which the Web played a key role, including Scott Brown's 2010 Senate campaign. "The right has had a couple of really well run special election campaigns recently and so, they did this, and now it's become standard practice because their victories had a heavy component of [paid digital media]."
In the end, added Koster, "To some extent it just comes down to incumbent candidates tend to run very safe campaigns and safe campaigns tend not to innovate, particularly in the early part of the cycle where they're trying to pretend they're not running for reelection yet."
He continued, "I think that will change by the end of the cycle to some extent."
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Sariah English told The Associated Press on Monday that her niece, Lyra Kaufman, was checked by military medical personnel after being boarded onto the USS Vandegrift on Sunday morning but her illness has not been diagnosed by a physician, yet.
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Located between Philadelphia and Harrisburg, Reading is the city that originated the outlet shopping mall and the home of several pretzel bakeries. It is also fairly close to New York City which is helpful for professionals who travel there often for work. Reading is ethnically diverse and full of historic architecture from before World War II giving the area character. Over half of Reading's population are from Hispanic descent and speak Spanish as a first or second language.
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The top neighborhoods in Reading are Jacksonwald/Reiffton and Cornwall Terrace/Shiloh Hills. Both neighborhoods are suburbs of Reading. The majority of homes in Jacksonwald/Reiffton were built between 1970 and 1999, and vacancy rate is extremely low at 0.5 percent. This neighborhood is very family friendly with a variety of public and Catholic schools in the area. The Cornwall Terrace/Shiloh Hills neighborhood is similar although it has some buildings built between 1940 and 1969. Vacancy rate is a bit higher at 3 percent. This upper-middle class neighborhood has many college students as residents and a diverse ethnic population.
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While you can visit New York and Philadelphia for larger cultural events, Reading has quite a few cultural associations for its size. The Reading Symphony Youth Orchestra offers an interesting range of musical talents in high school students and has a packed schedule of performances. GoggleWorks Art Gallery has studios, classes and exhibits of a variety of art forms including film. The Mid-Atlantic Air Museum has a full display of military history focused on planes and air support. Reading Public Museum has an arboretum, planetarium and other rotating science, social science and art exhibits. The Historical Society of Berks County maintains the Berks History Center displaying the fascinating history of the local area.
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Reading residents follow sports teams from Philadelphia although the city is the home of the Reading Fightin Phils, a minor league baseball division of the Philadelphia Phillies. There are a lot of places to camp and hike in and around the Reading area including several public parks. Berks County runs the local park system which has bike and walking paths, picnic sites and some historical sites. Many people enjoy these sites throughout the year including the Berks County Heritage Center, Antietam Lake, Union Canal Walking and Bicycle Trail and Gring's Mill Recreation Area. The Park system hosts several events throughout the year between April and December including Fly a Kite Day and a Children's Fishing Rodeo.
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Fairgrounds Square Mall is the place to go for up-to-date shops and fashion including restaurants when you need a break from trying on shoes and clothing. For bargain hunters, visit the many outlet stores in Reading including the popular VF Outlet with clothing for all family members from children to adults. Other factory shops include Dooney & Bourke, Van Heusen and Osh Kosh.
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If you love good food, you will be happy with the selection of eateries in Reading. The Ugly Oyster Drafthaus has over 80 beers in an Irish Pub setting and a hearty food menu. Third and Spruce Cafe offers casual dining with an outdoor patio during summer months. For Italian fare and pizza, visit GNA Ristorante. The Works has a broad menu for kids and adults that you can relax in after playing numerous games in their gaming area. For delicious French dining and fresh ingredients visit Papillon Brasserie. And if you like a good wine or beer with German and Scottish foods such as Wienerschnitzel and seafood, you will enjoy a meal at the West Reading Tavern.
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servings8 people
active time10 minutes
1 pound bag of shredded cabbage1 cup whole kernel corn (frozen is fine)
2/3 cup of chopped pepper, red or green
1/3 cup of chopped red onion
2 tablespoons diced pimento (or olives)
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/3 cup red wine vinegar
1 teaspoon salt
I teaspoon chile powder
1 teaspoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon oregano, crumbled
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
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Seriously. I'll just Monkey Ult his team and 5v1 him afterwards. I have no honor. Honor loses games.
Olaf can screw with him long enough for the rest of the fight to finish. Amumu gives no **** about anyone, not even Jax. Blitzcrank's Powerfist ignores the Dodge portion of Counter-strike. Muhammed Ali...star just throws Jax out of the fight.
If you're taking full 6 items into account. Then AD Sion. I've seen it for myself. The moment Jax does E to dodge your attacks, Stun him with your eye laser :P. As for the rest, AD Sion during Ult has insane lifesteal and he barely loses any health. The guy I saw beat Jax had AS Boots, 2 PD , LW, IE, BT. Saw this before Preseason. No new items were there. Maybe now that Statick Shiv will make AD Sion hit harder too.
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does he have a QSS/merc scim? no? malzahar wins. full combo + proper AP/pen build = free kill.
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Ashley Kastl had 15 kills and Samantha Hodgkins added seven kills and 10 blocks in Phoenix Mountain Pointe's 25-20, 17-25, 25-14, 25-17 win over host Corona del Sol Thursday, clinching the Central Region volleyball title for the Pride (25-9, 7-1).
Lauren Stephan also tallied seven kills and six blocks in the regular season finale for Mountain Pointe.
Mountain Pointe's win avenged an early-season loss to Corona, in which the Aztecs rallied from 0-2 to beat the Pride.
"The win gives us a region banner, and that's the first one we've had in 10 years," said Mountain Pointe coach Fred Mann. "Hopefully, it builds some momentum."
Cat Highmark compiled 13 kills, 20 digs and 17 assists to lead Chaparral over host Phoenix Pinnacle, 25-17, 25-27, 25-18, 25-18, in the 4A Desert Sky Region regular season finale.
Britt Danneman and Cece Twitty each had 10 kills and Katie Budolfson added nine for the Firebirds (31-11, 7-1).
Chaparral will play a tiebreaking match vs. Tucson Sahuaro Thursday at McClintock, as both teams finished 7-1 in the region, to determine the regular season champion and No. 1 seed in the region tournament.
Tayler Levi had 20 kills and Megan Toth added 19 as Arcadia defeated host Coronado, 25-11, 25-5, 25-21, in 4A East Sky Region action.
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Lauren Allan had 10 kills and Jessica Samuels and Brianna O'Brien each added seven as host Apache Junction beat Tempe, 25-20, 25-16, 25-17, in 4A East Sky Region play. . . .
Paije Pearson slammed 20 kills and Amber Nechanicky tallied 18 assists as Chandler (30-10, 7-3) defeated visiting Hamilton, 25-23, 25-20, 25-19, in a 5A Fiesta Region match.
Kristin Padano and Chelsie Leshe each won two events in Horizon's 120-58 win over Paradise Valley in a 5A Desert Valley Region meet. Padano placed first in the 200 freestyle and 100 breaststroke, and Leshe finished first in the 50 free and 100 backstroke.
Buddy Turner and Spencer Knight were both double winners for Horizon, helping to lift the Huskies over Paradise Valley in 5A Desert Valley Region action. Turner won the 200 freestyle and the 100 fly, and Knight placed first in the 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke.


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